Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 296
blades which they su))port. Eachblade is raised above the roller on which the yarn issuspended, then moves away from it, and then falls; thepoint of suspension of the yarn is thus being continuallyaltered, and the yarn is drawn intermittently across therollers. The movement of the yarn is indeed… … Fig. 73.—Arrangement for Drying Yam in the open air. hand in a rectangular wooden box, identical \vitb that usedfor dyeing, or the rods full of yarn are placed under a per-forated wooden drainer, where they i-eceive a shower bath.
Dyes and dyeing
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